With the Final Four rapidly approaching, you can get set for it all by watching this amazing Taiwanese animation preview video
The Final Four games will take place on Saturday night in Indianapolis as the Michigan State Spartans will take on the Duke Blue Devils, and that will be followed up with the undefeated Kentucky Wildcats taking on the Wisconsin Badgers.
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Of course, when you get ready for a big event like this, you usually like to watch some hype videos in advance to get pumped even more. Well, over the years, most of the hype videos were relatively the same. That was until the folks from Next Media Animation began to step in.
For the past few years, everyone has thoroughly enjoyed their Taiwanese animation videos that highlight big American sporting events. They’re unique and fun to watch, and they seem to just get better and better.
Well, they have, of course, taken the time out to give this year’s Final Four the Taiwanese animation treatment, and it’s amazing, and you can watch it below.
They really do get better and better with time, and they were pretty accurate in how they showed the Kentucky defenders soaring through the air to block the shots. That’s about as accurate as you can get right there.
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